The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln — Volume 7: 1863-1865 Papyras Classics

The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln — Volume 7: 1863-1865

by Abraham Lincoln

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  1. 1863
  2. To General Schofield
  3. To Vice-President Hamlin
  4. To J. W. Grimes
  5. Telegram to P. F. Lowe
  6. Telegram to General Meade
  7. Memorandum
  8. To Postmaster-General Blair
  9. To Governor Bradford
  10. To J. H. Hackett
  11. Telegram to General Meade Executive Mansion, Washington, November 3, 1863
  12. Telegram to General A. E. Burnside. War Department, Washington, November
  13. Telegram to General G. G. Meade
  14. Order Concerning the Export of Tobacco Purchased by Foreign Nations
  15. Telegram to General Schofield
  16. Telegram to General Schofield
  17. Telegram to E. H. And E. Jameson
  18. Telegram to General W. S. Rosecrans
  19. To Secretary Chase
  20. Address at Gettysburg
  21. Telegram to General Meade
  22. Telegram to E. P. Evans
  23. To Secretary Seward
  24. To C. P. Kirkland
  25. Announcement of Union Success in East Tennessee
  26. Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction. December 8, 1863
  27. Annual Message to Congress, December 8, 1863
  28. Message to Congress. Washington D. C., December 8, 1863
  29. Message to the Senate. Washington, D. C., December 8, 1863
  30. Telegram to General U. S. Grant
  31. To Governor Curtin
  32. Telegram to General Meade
  33. To Judge Hoffman
  34. Telegram to Mary Gonyeag
  35. Proclamation Concerning Discriminating Duties, December 16, 1863
  36. Message to Congress,
  37. Telegram to General Hurlbut
  38. Telegram to General U.S. Grant
  39. To Secretary Stanton
  40. To O. D. Filley
  41. To General N. P. Banks
  42. To Secretary Stanton
  43. Telegram to General Butler
  44. Telegram to General Meade
  45. Message to Congress,
  46. Telegram to Governor Bramlette
  47. To General Q. A. Gillmore
  48. To Crosby and Nichols
  49. To General P. Steele
  50. Message to Congress, January 20, 1864
  51. Order Approving Trade Regulations
  52. Telegram to E. Stanley
  53. To General H. W. Halleck
  54. Colonization Experiment
  55. Order for a Draft of Five Hundred Thousand Men
  56. Telegram to Governor Murphy
  57. The Story of the Emancipation Proclamation
  58. Telegram to Horace Maynard
  59. To W. M. Fishback
  60. Telegram to General Steele
  61. Telegram to A. Robinson
  62. Proclamation Concerning Blockade, February 18, 1864
  63. Telegram from Warren Jordan
  64. To General F. Steele
  65. Deserters Death Sentences Remitted
  66. Female Spy
  67. To W. Jayne
  68. To E. H. East
  69. To Secretary Stanton
  70. To Secretary Chase
  71. To General Thomas
  72. Telegram to General Steele
  73. Order in Regard to the Exportation of Tobacco Belonging to the French
  74. Telegram to United States Marshal, Louisville
  75. Message to Senate
  76. Address to General Grant,
  77. Order Assigning U. S. Grant Command of the Armies of the United States
  78. Telegram to Governor Murphy
  79. To General Hahn. (Private.)
  80. Call for Two Hundred Thousand Men
  81. Telegram to General U. S. Grant
  82. Pass for General D. E. Sickles
  83. Remarks at a Fair in the Patent Office,
  84. Reply to a Committee from the Workingmen's Association of New York,
  85. Telegram to General Butler
  86. Correspondence with General C. Schurz
  87. Proclamation About Amnesty,
  88. To Secretary Stanton
  89. To General G. G. Meade
  90. Telegram to General U. S. Grant
  91. To A. G. Hodges
  92. To Mrs. Horace Mann
  93. Telegram to General Meade
  94. Lecture on Liberty
  95. To Calvin Truesdale
  96. Telegram to Officer Commanding at Fort Warren
  97. Telegram to General DIX
  98. Telegram to General Butler
  99. Indorsement on Offer of Troops, April 23, 1864
  100. To Secretary Stanton
  101. Telegram to John Williams
  102. Telegram to General Meade
  103. To Governor Murphy
  104. Message to Congress, April 28, 1864
  105. Message to the House of Representatives,
  106. To General U. S. Grant
  107. Message to the House of Representatives
  108. Telegram to General W. T. Sherman
  109. To Mrs. S. B. McCONKEY
  110. Recommendation of Thanksgiving
  111. Response to a Serenade,
  112. To P. B. Loomis
  113. Response to a Methodist Delegation, May 14, 1864
  114. Arrest and Imprisonment of Irresponsible Newspaper Reporters and Editors
  115. Telegram to General B. P. Butler
  116. Order Concerning the Exemption of American Consuls from Military Service
  117. Telegram to Christiana A. Sack. War Department Washington, D. C., May 21,
  118. Telegram to Governor Brough. Washington City, May 24, 1864
  119. Telegram to General Meade. Executive Mansion, Washington, May 25,1864
  120. Memorandum Concerning the Transportation of the New York Naval Brigade
  121. To P. A. Conkling and Others
  122. Indorsement on a Letter Touching the Republican National Convention
  123. Telegram to General Meade. Executive Mansion, Washington, June 6, 1864
  124. Telegram to General W. S. Rosecrans. Washington, June 8, 1864
  125. Reply to the Committee Notifying President Lincoln of His Renomination,
  126. Platform of the Union National Convention Held in Baltimore, Md., June 7
  127. Reply to a Delegation from the National Union League,
  128. Reply to a Delegation from Ohio,
  129. Address to the Envoy from the Hawaiian Islands,
  130. Remarks to an Ohio Regiment,
  131. Telegram to General L. Thomas. Executive Mansion, Washington, June 13,
  132. Address at a Sanitary Fair in Philadelphia,
  133. To Attorney-General Bates
  134. Letter Accepting the Nomination for President
  135. To General P. Steele
  136. To J. L. Scripps
  137. From Secretary Stanton to Governor Seymour
  138. Proclamation Suspending the Writ of Habeas Corpus,
  139. Proclamation for a Day of Prayer, July 7, 1864
  140. Proclamation Concerning a Bill "to Guarantee to Certain States,
  141. To Horace Greeley
  142. Telegram from General Halleck to General Wallace
  143. Telegram to T. Swan and Others. Washington, D. C., July 10, 1864. 9.20
  144. Telegram to General U.S. Grant. Washington City, July to, 1864.2 P.M
  145. Telegram to General U.S. Grant. Washington, July 11, 1864. 8 A.M
  146. Telegram and Letter to Horace Greeley. Executive Mansion, Washington, July
  147. Executive Mansion, Washington, July 15, 1864
  148. Safe Conduct for Clement C. Clay and Others,
  149. Telegram to General U. S. Grant. [Washington] July 17. 1864. 11.25 A.M
  150. Telegram to General D. Hunter Washington July 17, 1864
  151. Telegram to General W. T. Sherman
  152. Announcement Concerning Terms of Peace
  153. Proclamation Calling for Five Hundred Thousand Volunteers,
  154. Telegram to General U.S. Grant
  155. To Governor Curtin, Enclosing a Letter to William O. Snider
  156. Presentation of a Cane
  157. From John Hay to J. C. Welling
  158. To Colonel, First N. Y. Veteran Cavalry
  159. Telegram to General W. T. Sherman
  160. From Secretary Stanton to General Halleck
  161. Telegram to Governor Johnson. Washington, July 27, 1864
  162. To Mrs. Anne Williamson,
  163. Telegram to General U, S. Grant
  164. Telegram to Horace Greeley
  165. On Disloyal Family Member
  166. Telegram to General U. S. Grant
  167. Telegram to General W. T. Sherman
  168. Interview with John T. Mills,
  169. To H. J. Raymond
  170. Telegram to General U. S. Grant
  171. Proclamation Concerning Commercial Regulations, August 18, 1864
  172. Indorsement Concerning an Exchange of Prisoners, August 18, 1864
  173. Address to the 164Th Ohio Regiment,
  174. Address to the 166Th Ohio Regiment,
  175. Memorandum
  176. Telegram to Governor Johnson. Executive Mansion, Washington, August 26,
  177. Order Concerning Cotton
  178. To Colonel Huidekoper
  179. Proclamation of Thanksgiving,
  180. Orders of Gratitude and Rejoicing
  181. Executive Mansion, September 3, 1864
  182. Executive Mansion, September 3, 1864
  183. To Mrs. Gurney
  184. Reply to a Committee of Colored People from Baltimore
  185. Order of Thanks to Hundred-Day Troops from Ohio
  186. To General U.S. Grant
  187. Telegram to James G. Blaine. War Department, Washington, D. C., September
  188. To General W. T. Sherman
  189. To General U.S. Grant
  190. To Postmaster-General Blair
  191. Order Concerning the Purchase of Products in Insurrectionary States
  192. Order Returning Thanks to the Volunteers for One Hundred Days
  193. To General U.S. Grant
  194. Indorsement on A Memorandum by General McDOWELL, October 7, 1864
  195. To H. W. Hoffman
  196. Telegram to General U. S. Grant. Washington, D. C., October 12, 1864
  197. Response to a Serenade,
  198. Proclamation of Thanksgiving, October 20, 1864
  199. To William B. Campbell and Others
  200. Telegram to General G. H. Thomas. Washington, D. C., October 23, 1864 5
  201. Proclamation Admitting Nevada Into the Union
  202. Telegram to Naval Officer at Mobile Bay
  203. Telegram to Sailors' Fair, Boston, Massachusetts
  204. Response to a Serenade, November 9, 1864
  205. Telegram to H. W. Hoffman. War Department, Washington, D. C. November 10,
  206. On Democratic Government
  207. Telegram to General S. O. Burbridge. Washington, D.C., November 10, 1864
  208. Washington, D.C., November 10, 1864. Governor Bramlette, Frankfort, Ky
  209. To General S. A. Hurlbut
  210. Reply to Maryland Union Committee, November 17, 1864
  211. Proclamation Concerning Blockade, November 19, 1864
  212. Five-Star Mother
  213. To J. Phillips
  214. Telegram to Governor Bramlette. Washington, D. C. November 22, 1864
  215. Memorandum,
  216. Order Concerning the Steamer "Funayma Solace."
  217. Message to Congress
  218. Annual Message to Congress,
  219. Response to a Serenade, December 6, 1864
  220. Telegram to Governor Hall
  221. Telegram to Colonel Fasleigh
  222. Order Appointing Commissioners
  223. Origin of the "Greenback" Currency
  224. Telegram to Officer in Command at Chattanooga. Executive Mansion,
  225. Call for 300,000 Volunteers, December 19, 1864
  226. Sherman's March to the Sea
  227. To J. Maclean
  228. Telegram to Officer in Command at Nashville
  229. Telegram to General Butler
  230. Telegram to Colonel Warner
  231. Message to the House of Representatives
  232. To General U. S. Grant
  233. Telegram to General Grant
  234. Message to Congress,
  235. To Schuyler Colfax
  236. Proclamation Concerning Commerce, January 10, 1865
  237. Telegram to General B. F. Butler
  238. Telegram to Governor Johnson
  239. Telegram to General G. M. Dodge. Executive Mansion, Washington, January
  240. First Overtures for Surrender from Davis
  241. Executive Mansion,
  242. Telegram to General Ord
  243. Telegram to Governor Johnson
  244. Reply to a Committee, January 24, 1865
  245. Early Consultations with Rebels
  246. Telegram from Secretary of War to General Ord
  247. Indorsement on a Letter from J. M. Ashley
  248. Telegram to General U.S. Grant
  249. Instructions to Secretary Seward
  250. Constitutional Amendment for the Abolishing of Slavery
  251. Order to Make Corrections in the Draft
  252. To Provost-Marshal-General
  253. Telegram to Lieutenant-Colonel Glenn
  254. To Governor Smith
  255. Message to Congress
  256. Telegram to General U. S. Grant. Executive Mansion, Washington, February
  257. Result of the Electoral Count
  258. Chronologic Review of Peace Proposals
  259. Afterwards Mr. Blair dictated for and authorized me to make an entry on
  260. Afterwards the Secretary of War placed in my hands the following telegram,
  261. Message to the Senate. Washington, February 10, 1865
  262. Mr. Seward to Mr. Adams
  263. To Admiral David D. Porter
  264. Telegram to General S. Pope
  265. To the Commanding Officers in West Tennessee
  266. Telegram to General J. Pope
  267. Proclamation Convening the Senate in Extra Session,
  268. Telegram to Officer in Command at Harper's Ferry
  269. Telegram to General U.S. Grant
  270. Telegram to General U. S. Grant. Washington, February 25, 1865
  271. Telegram to General U. S. Grant. Washington, D. C., February 27, 1865
  272. To T. W. Conway
  273. Telegram from Secretary Stanton to General Grant
  274. Second Inaugural Address, March 4, 1865
  275. Telegram to General John Pope
  276. To General U.S. Grant. Washington, D. C., March 8, 1865
  277. Proclamation Offering Pardon to Deserters,
  278. Letter to Thurlow Weed,
  279. Telegram to Colonel Rough and Others
  280. Address to an Indiana Regiment,
  281. Proclamation Concerning Indians,
  282. Order Annulling the Sentence
  283. Telegram to General J. Pope
  284. Telegram to Secretary Stanton
  285. Telegram to Secretary Stanton
  286. Telegram to Secretary Stanton
  287. Telegram to Secretary Stanton
  288. Telegram to Secretary Stanton
  289. Telegram to Secretary Stanton
  290. Telegram to Secretary Stanton
  291. Telegram to General U. S. Grant
  292. Telegram to Secretary Stanton
  293. Telegram to Mrs. Lincoln
  294. Telegrams to Secretary Stanton. City Point, Virginia, April 2, 1865. 8.30
  295. Telegram to Mrs. Lincoln. City Point, Va., April 1, 1865
  296. Telegram to Secretary Stanton
  297. Telegram to Secretary Stanton
  298. Telegram to Secretary Seward
  299. Telegram to General U. S. Grant
  300. Telegram to General G. Weitzel
  301. Telegram to Secretary Stanton
  302. Response to a Call,
  303. Telegram to General G. H. Gordon
  304. Proclamation Closing Certain Ports, April 11, 1865
  305. Proclamation Opening the Port of Key West,
  306. Proclamation Claiming Equality of Rights with All Maritime Nations,
  307. Last Public Address,
  308. Telegram to General G. Weitzel
  309. Telegram to General G. Weitzel. Washington, D.C., April 12, 1865
  310. Interview with Schuyler Colfax on the Morning of April 14, 1865
  311. To General Van Allen

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